Africa

Visa regulations in Africa are quite strict. In most countries firearms are not allowed to be carried, although they can be transported with the appropriate licenses if they are sports weapons. In some countries arms and ammunition must be declared upon arrival, as in the case of Botswana. 

Hunting trophies are usually run by state agencies, so if you want to export these trophies, you must have permission from the Gaming Department from countries like Rwanda. In some countries, such as Cameroon, Ghana or Mozambique, tourists will have to pay an exit tax.

Dogs, cats and other animals must have a veterinary certificate in order to travel. In order to transport seeds, plants, vegetables or fruits, visitors must have the permission of the Ministries of Agriculture of countries such as Mauritius.

America

Visa regulation in North America is usually quite strict. While the process is usually easier and faster for citizens of countries that have a bilateral agreement with North American countries, for reasons of national security, a wide variety of documents and permits are required for citizens of countries without a bilateral agreement.

Visa requirements in South America have fewer problems than those in North America. There are usually less rigid restrictions in the case of maximum import or export of foreign currency, since there is no maximum limit in the case of countries like Bolivia. However, in the vast majority of countries amounts greater than $ 10,000 must be declared.

Visa processing for Central America and the Caribbean usually has fewer complications. In the case of transporting pets, the rules vary by country, although in each case the animals must be accompanied by a veterinary certificate. For example, in the case of Dominica, only animals from some countries can be transported, such as the USA, Canada, Great Britain and some Caribbean countries. In the case of Panama, there are only animal import or export regulations, and no more than two birds per person are allowed.

Asia

Visa regulations for Asian countries vary by country. In the case of China, it is often more difficult to obtain a visa, material against the political regime is not accepted, and it is recommended to declare antiquities upon arrival.

Both Brunei and China cannot remove historical objects from the country. Depending on the bilateral agreements that each country has, such as the Association of Southeast Asian Nations, some citizens do not depend on visas to enter or leave countries that follow the same agreement.

In the case of import and export, the transport of firearms, narcotic drugs and wildlife in danger of extinction is strictly prohibited, although in countries such as India, firearms must be accompanied by a certificate of possession.

There is usually free export of artisanal goods for non-commercial purposes. Currency import and export regulations are usually quite strict and it is recommended to declare upon arrival. At almost all airports there is an exit tax.

Europe

The visa regime in the case of Europe varies according to the country and the treaties it has signed. Citizens of the European Union do not need visas to travel to another EU country.

Countries entering the Schengen zone will also not have to worry about getting visas. Citizens of other countries will need to apply for a visa for the EU country of entry, although the same visa extends to all EU countries.

Travelers traveling within the European Union should not declare the amount of money to import or export, while travelers coming or traveling outside the EU must declare amounts of money above 10,000 euros.

In the vast majority of countries firearms are not allowed, although in the case of Germany they are only allowed for people traveling on military service, while in the case of Belgium and Greece a series of special permits is required.

An import license is required in case of transporting birds. In the case of most countries, such as EU members, veterinary certificates are required if one travels with animals.

Oceania

The visa process in Oceania countries is easier for citizens of countries that have a bilateral agreement between them. Citizens of almost all countries of the European Union and countries such as Argentina, Oman or Qatar, among others, do not need a visa for a stay of less than three months in New Zealand.

In almost all countries a maximum of 10,000 euros in international currencies is allowed, although larger amounts must be declared. In the case of Australia, it is allowed to carry some weapons as checked luggage, although in any case they must have the corresponding certificates in order.

Importing seeds into Fiji requires a special permit from the Ministry of Agriculture. In the vast majority of countries, except Samoa, Kiribati, Tuvalu and Tonga, there is no exit tax.